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One of the most commonly suggested means for acquiring a
taste in music ia
to do something in it— to play an instrument or- to sing. If we have neither the time nor the inclination for either, then we can join the band of'listeners —and greatly add to our enjoyment by being intelligent listenAn
accurate taste in poetry, aS in all the other arts, is an acquired talent, which can only Hfe produced by serious thought and a long continued acquaintance with the best modes of composition. This i# true of musie as it is of poetry; there are no short cuts to culture. It has been aptly said: “You may as well expect to be born with a silk hat on your head as with good taste. To go wrong is natural. To go right is disci
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